The haircut you have right now, and the place you go to get it, are direct descendants of Sebring's life and work as the first celebrity men's hairstylist. Even without his close relationship to ...

At 17, he enlisted in the Navy. Sebring hated the uniformity and look of military-issue buzz haircuts. So he figured out a way to trim his own hair so it looked better but would still fit within ...

One day around then he saw an article in Playboy, a staple of barbershops in those days, that had sketches of Jay Sebring’s ideas for improving the looks — and haircuts — of a handful of ...

The late singer Vic Damone recalls being Sebring’s first celebrity client. “It was like I never had a haircut before!” Damone exclaims, adding that he paid Sebring $100. The film extensively ...